> Why would 2FA of all things be the critical issue? Tech savvy people should understand and use hardware security keys at this point to be securing their cloud

> Why would 2FA of all things be the critical issue? Tech savvy people should understand and use hardware security keys at this point to be securing their cloud accounts in general. Yeah, sure, should be. Meanwhile I've yet to actually see one in the wild, in a 20 year career, aside from one that's used on a server I know of. Coworkers at small tech companies? Nope. Serious-business clients coming into the office? Don't see them busting out the USB stick and plugging it in to their laptops. Medium-sized tech companies? Nope. Hell, I'd hate it even worse than phone 2fa. I lose my actual keys all the damn time. 80% of all remote controls in our house are, at any given time, vanished to some other dimension, because I have kids. The last thing I need is another tiny, super-important physical thing to lose. The only reason a cell phone is a useful object to me, and not another annoying thing I can never find, is because of "Find My".